memory ring

Born in Salzburg in 1924, artist Georg Rauch shares a memory from his childhood. He takes the perspective of a very small boy gazing upward at a woman in a long skirt and black leggings. She wears tall lace-up boots that reveal a pair of playful red socks. He works in the silkscreen technique to create this colorful limited edition portrait.

Titled "Schnürstiefel" (lace-up boots) in German.

Against a blue background depicting an elephant and a fish, a red-haired girl with leafy wings holds a box alongside a hummingbird. By Mexican artist Laura Villanueva, this limited-edition surrealist print is complete with a flying bird cage, a white cat, and a red pair of boots.

Titled Caja de recuerdos in Spanish.

Roosters are often seen as protectors against evil forces, but for Brazilian artist Ivan Borges, these colorful creatures are a tender memory of his homeland. This talented artisan hand-carves his creation into a wooden piece depicting a rooster and his famous morning chat. Then, using traditional techniques, Ivan uses the carving to print an ink artwork on parchment paper.

Titled Cantar do Galo in Portuguese, the work comes signed and unstretched.

Frida Kahlo's spirit and lessons will find you whenever you actively search for them, initiating a cycle where art meets soul. Guatemala's Carolina Cabrera keeps Frida's memory alive in this enchanted expressionist composition that invites you to continue your search for self-empowerment. Painted in a palette of green oil hues, the piece portrays Frida's captivating face surrounded by leaves and exotic animals, representing humanity's bold but natural side.

The painting, titled Buscando a Frida in Spanish, arrives signed and stretched.